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exquisite

1 of 1adjective
/ɪkˈskwɪzɪt/
Forms:more exquisite,most exquisite
1

exceptionally beautiful, delicate, and well made

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  • The bride wore an exquisite gown adorned with intricate lace and embroidery.
  • The artist's paintings are known for their exquisite detail and vibrant colors.
  • They enjoyed an exquisite dinner at the upscale restaurant, savoring each course.
  • The antique vase was exquisite, with its delicate patterns and flawless craftsmanship.
  • The ballet performance was exquisite, captivating the audience with its grace and precision.
Synonyms:
dainty
2

luxurious or highly refined in taste or style

  • They dined in an exquisite restaurant overlooking the bay.
  • The hall was furnished with exquisite rugs and chandeliers.
  • The chef prepared an exquisite five-course meal.
  • The party featured exquisite food and wine.
  • His handwriting was exquisite and precise.
Synonyms:
recherche
3

keenly felt

  • He experienced exquisite pain in his leg.
  • The memory brought exquisite sorrow.
  • She felt an exquisite joy upon hearing the news.
  • There was an exquisite balance between tension and release.
  • His writing shows an exquisite awareness of human emotion.
Synonyms:
keen